carteret ob patient portal

Why choose Carteret OBGYN?

Carteret Ob Gyn will close today April 7th at noon for staff training and development. If you are requesting an appointment , please send a portal message and we will respond Friday morning. If you need to reach the provider on call, and this is not regarding a prescription refill request, please dial 252-808-6012 for the hospital answering ...

What is the online patient portal?

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How do I get help with the hospital portal?

Carteret Health Care: For the best portal experience, use the MHealth mobile app. Download MHealth for free here. Logon ID: Forgot Logon ID? Password: Forgot Password? Log On. Reminder: Password is minimum of 8 characters and 1 number The portal is also available as a mobile app. Look for MHealth in the app store! Don't have an account? Sign up ...

How do I contact patient portal support?

Carteret Health Care offers a secure on-line interactive tool for patients to review their health information: The Patient Portal. This interactive web portal lets patients and their families take an active role in their care by providing easy, secure access to their health information as well as pay their bill via the Internet.

How often should a woman go to a gynecologist?

It is recommended that women should visit the gynecologist at least once a year for health screenings. Many gynecological screening procedures do not need to be done on an annual basis, so you will not necessarily have the same experience every visit. Most medical professionals agree that annual pelvic exams are not necessary for healthy women, making annual gynecological exams less invasive than they used to be.

What is a D&C?

Dilation and Curettage (D&C) –The goal of this procedure is to remove the lining of the uterine wall using a suction or cutting tool. The sample of wall obtained can be tested for signs of cancer and other problems.